This game is good and entertaining. Those that say it’s too fast and gives you anxiety then it’s not for you. I’m on level 70. I have managed not to see ads if I don’t have to. The system will make you see ads if it’s too close to move the dragon further but I have been able to decline and coordinate my colors. The time I have seen ads is after every level or if I have no choice to add another roll because I can’t get to the color I need. My brain is used to being active and high functioning at work maybe this is why this game is easy for me. Just a tip; coordinate your colors from the back of the dragon not what is in front of you, that way you can kick the dragon back further😜

The mechanics of the game are super fun and it’s enjoyable to play, but I don’t know why all of these types of games have to have this weird cartoonish torture p*rn aspect where if you don’t win in time, the dragon burns a kitten or woman alive?! It would be much more fun if you just hit a wall and it said ‘you lost’ and then you start over. It makes no sense why this game and all the dupes of this game have some obnoxious cartoon violence, especially when it’s a game that kids play.I’m not a prude of against violence in all video games, but this just seems creepy and unnecessary.I really hope the developers could at least make an option so that you could turn off the part where if you lose, it skips the whole kitten burning part. I understand it’s not real but I play this game to relax and it’s just an unnecessary thing to include in otherwise fun game. So if the developers ever respond or add an option to turn that part off, then it would be easily a four or five star game but when the only option is to slowly burn up a crying cartoon kitten alive when you don’t hit the right color blocks in time, then I’m keeping it at two stars.

The game itself was extremely fun. I really enjoyed playing and miss having it on my phone. My issue was the content of the ads. I understand the need for ads and the ability to pay for ads to be removed, that’s not the problem. The problem is the ads started out fine but then started to be the ones where the person tells a scantily clad woman what to do and it is playing out inappropriate themes. I don’t want my children seeing that and for people who have survived abuse those things are extremely triggering and don’t belong in between levels of a game like this. I deleted and gave it a couple days and reinstalled and they were still there. I do not get these types of ads on my other games by the way, and I certainly have seen my fair share of ads on games! Anyway, I’ll maybe try again in the future and if the ad free price was less expensive I would pay it now and play because it really is a fun game. I’m just not going to have it installed until the content of the ads is a bit more appropriate for all audiences.

I’ve been enjoying the game, it’s faster paced than most games similar to this because your on a time limit with the dragon moving. Each level the blocks and layout are a static color set, but the dragon seems to be completely randomized in colors. When you fail a level and start it again the blocks and layout are the same as before the dragon will be in a different color order. This randomization makes it so the dragon will occasionally start with colors that you have don’t have immediate access to (they are in the middle or end of lines that you have to move a ton of other blocks before reaching). In order to beat these levels you either have to watch a ton of ads to get power ups and extra slots or be very patient and eventually get a dragon that will be solvalable for the current layout.